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AI IS CHANGING THE GAME — BUT DEVELOPERS ARE STILL IN CONTROL.

We are living in an era where AI can write code, debug applications, generate designs, and even build entire websites from a simple prompt.

But here is the real question: Will AI replace software developers, or will developers who use AI replace those who don't?

The future belongs to those who understand more than just how to write code. It belongs to people who can:

Build real-world solutions.

Think critically and solve complex problems.

Understand cybersecurity and protect systems.

Use AI to work smarter, not blindly.

Design scalable, reliable software.

AI can generate code, but understanding architecture, security, performance, and the problems users actually face is what turns code into a real product.

Don't just learn to code. Learn to build, think, and innovate.

The future of technology is not just about who can write the most code. It is about who can solve the biggest problems.

What do you think? Will AI make developers more powerful, or make traditional coding skills less valuable?

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AI IS CHANGING THE GAME — BUT DEVELOPERS ARE STILL IN CONTROL.

Since #PHP is at the top of peoples minds, a short diversion.

In the Before Times of 20+ years ago, I worked for a smallish tech company that did some of everything. One of the #consulting jobs we took on was to #audit a #codebase for a company that was buying another company - the application was the acquiree's crown jewels, and the purchaser wanted a good solid analysis of it.

It was in PHP. I was not looking forward to it. As a betting person you are unlikely to go wrong with "very #niche market-specific software application developed in-house by small company working in that space is likely to be pretty terribly #designed and #implemented", and most of the PHP I had looked at by that point was, well, bad.

And it absolutely was not. It was in the then-new PHP v.5. And it was cleanly designed, nicely modular, very #readable #code and well documented, good #development practices. Sure, there were some things in it that could be improved, mostly more efficient algorithms / data structures IIRC, but all software can be improved somewhere. The final report was fairly glowing about it.

Anyone who tells you all code written in $LANGUAGE is awful, or all #programmers who use it are idiots, is showing you their whole ass. Languages are #tools. Some are easier to use for certain purposes than others, but they're all useful for something. Don't be closed-minded.

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The Ultron Delusion: Why the Real AI Threat Isn't Hollywood Killer Robots, but 3 Lines of...#ai #cybersecurity #security #softwareengineering #software #coding #development #engineering #inclusive #community
The Ultron Delusion: Why the Real AI Threat Isn't Hollywood Killer Robots, but 3 Lines of Invisible Text

VU#369093: MLflow dspy and statsmodels flavors bypass pickle deserialization control

https://kb.cert.org/vuls/id/369093

#Vulnerability #CyberSecurity #SoftwareEngineering

Seven Places to Fix One Bug

https://husobee.github.io/go/dependencies/mvs/supply-chain/security/remediation/2026/07/19/seven-places-to-fix-one-bug.html

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Multi-Tenant SaaS's Wildcard TLS: An Overview of DNS-01 Challenges

https://www.skeptrune.com/posts/wildcard-tls-for-multi-tenant-systems/

#SoftwareEngineering #CloudNative #CyberSecurity